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Europe’s Counter-UAS Industrial Architecture

What capability problem does Europe’s Counter-UAS Industrial Architecture address for European deterrence, readiness and strategic autonomy?

Counter-UAS is no longer a narrow sub-segment of the defence market, nor can it be analysed as a single, homogeneous capability space.

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Platform publication · DFM Analysis report · 2026-06-13

Counter-UAS is no longer a narrow sub-segment of the defence market, nor can it be analysed as a single, homogeneous capability space. In Europe, it is becoming part of a broader industrial and operational architecture that connects sensors, detection and tracking systems, electronic warfare, soft-kill and hard-kill effectors, command-and-control integration, and the growing interface with short-range air defence.

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Europe’s Counter-UAS Industrial Architecture

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What is Europe’s Counter-UAS Industrial Architecture?

Counter-UAS is no longer a narrow sub-segment of the defence market, nor can it be analysed as a single, homogeneous capability space.

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